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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

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GEoRaETowN. Ray RIDGE
- $3.50 sSi T s Ne sE0SsHSSMSS frRS
GUST 4, 1857 Trains leave B. and o. depot .. 9; Is
:sss:s - s ~ :!
. s asS ss TssTss:s {! Is Union
SESSo9SSvp GRASp ExcgRsIoN OF THE sI ANNS
ekbAR PoISf on the he atesmer HkNkY e 20 BfsHoP,
6S,SSsr lss5 WIN isaye 5thstrss, wharf at
round trip. ~ iy30-2ts
GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMoNT
COLUMBIA BREWERS, SICK RELIEF AssoC1A'
On SUNDAY. JULY3l
Steamer PILOT BOY. two trips. at $40 am. and
$3.50 pm. stopping At Alexandria each trip.
Steamer THOMPSON has been specially chartered
to return Passengers. S2e-2t
T'HE EXCURSION OF THE PILOTS ASSEMBLY
win go to COLONIAL BEACH on the new iron steamer
WAKEFIELD. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3, leaving 9TH
sas q Teke's for sale :. 9TH
EIRsT EXCURSION BY MACEDONIA CLUB TO
10 n x s.ss c wharf
NINETEENTH MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
coRCoRAN CADET CORPS.
TO MARSHALL HALL
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST @
Steamer W. W. CORCORAN leaves 9th-street wharf
1t Q; 80 p. M; returning At IL 30 p N.
TICKETS, so CENTS.
For sale by members and a, the boat. ,y3O-2t
CAIRR0IL INSTITUTE WILL REPEAT THEIR
GUST2 Get your tickets from the committee at the
b and o. depot. Trains leave s:15 Am. . 40 and
NTooNLIGHT EXCURSION.
THE NEW AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STEAMER HENRY BISHOP
Will leave stephenson's Wharf, foot Of 7th St,
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ. SATURDAY, JULY 30,
fora
SAIL OF FIFTY MILES DOWN The POTOMAC
jy29-2t HENRY BROS. co.
TNHE FIRST ANNUAL EXCURSION
CARPENTERS, AsS jSPNERg ASSEMBLY.
No &, HIS is y x; OF F. L.
ns AgSgsT aTs
Ut wharf at 3 30 am and q 80 pm.
The ecieni Committee having charge OF the exenT
son reservng the right to object to improper charsc
t tiers: those who attend are guaranteed pleasant
SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSION
D5rE EsF EE% E E1sf .aa
CoRNFIELp HARBoR,
49,. 80 5;3o pm, from 7th.:treet wharf = wi
Returning. leave Norfolk and Western Railroad Co g
depot upon arrival OF the train from the Beach aud
from the Boston wharf at 30 pm Sunday. arriving
To SorfoI and A retuTn. $3.50 to Fort Monroe and
return, $50 to Virginia Beach and return. including
return; including 81 breakfast and dinner at HSseis
Secure rooms and tickets at el9 and 1851 Pennsyl-
v.ns and at 0Se WE Th1
5y2S-3t Supt and Gen. Agent.
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Other games yesterday resulted as follows:
p I'm 3; Pittsourg, Chicago IL; Bos-
Ton, D. Detroit, 8; New York, 5. Athletic, 10;
Louisville, 2. Cincinnati 8: Brooklyn g. st.
Louis, II; Baltimore 9. Metropolitan, 4; Cleve-
land 3.
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The C0NTINBNrAIs RITUBN.-The Washington
ContanentalS returned last evening from Lower
Cedar Point, where they have been In camp. They
nad good time while away, and speak in the
which they were the recipients.
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stROyal Gluc'' mends 'em.-Boston Varieties
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints, 40c. per Id
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
sc. per quart
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THERMOMETERS 100 In THr SHADE.
CALLS FOR
THIN CLOTHES.
HAVE YOU GOT THEMi
We are high toned enough to keep the real
seersuckers.
Pongees,
and Nuns serges.
and low toned enough to keepa
Coat and Vest for 81.
Never sold half 30 many any previous season, and
VIC are not done yet
ALPACA COATS
have been popular this summer. and with good
reason-presentins good looks with low price We
have them in
Many Colors
PONGEEs,
You know, are yellow. They are made Of all silk
Popularity has led to many limitations chiefly in the
form Of alpaca fabric
Ask for the Genuine.
The imitation will not wash.
sEERsUCKER
is made in India, of Cotton and Silk the coored part
being Silk. The unequal proportions of Cotton and
Silk causes it to crinkle when washed. The imita-
lions best made with cotton FIBER crinkles being
formed in the weave. The real is perfectly smooth
until washed
Everything in Thin Clothing.
Third floor;
Elevator,
White Flannel Suits up there.
s14s Derbys
Should be investigated in the same connection.
Soon be too late for straws and too early for blacks
Light-Colored Derbys
Value from
$3.50 to s17O,
Soldfor
10 Close.
Tomorrow 10
BOYS DAY.
Sailor Suit rs Cents;
Who Buys?
Give Boy Shirt Waist and pair Of pants and he
is dressed in Summer. Lots of these in
OUR STOCK.
Mems Clothing-Third Floor
Hat Department-First Floor.
Boys Clothing-Second Floor
Shoe Department-First Floor
Furnishing Goods-First Floor.
Trunk Department-Fourth Floor.
Tailoring Department Floor.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
ALLrAROUND CLOTHIERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
jy29
Char CLEARING SALE
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuSementS Tonight
KERNAN's THEATER-Comic Opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller Coaster.
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attend our great clearing-out sale Of summer
Shoes and slippers. We have reduced prices on
ttsement on second page for list of extraordinary
low prices The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
ia 9TH St
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Is more delicious in taste and aroma, and, by the
process It is prepared. is rendered more nourish-
Ing and more easily digested than any other pre-
paration OF cocoa or chocolate. 1t Is an exceed
tngly nutf1t1ve drink. All druggists and grocers
have IL
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Drink the ssQueem Of Beerx''
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG street northwest.
rs cents per dozen. 6m
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REPAIR WORK In plumbing and gas fitting. stove
and tin work promptly done by SHEDD Bro, 4;2
9th street northwest.
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silver-Plased Ware at coss Frank, 457
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Fishing Tackle and hammocks walford
4S7 Pa. ave- 2
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TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT on pocket books,
card letter. cigar, writing and dressing cases. and
AL other fancy leather goods, to make room for
fall goods, at TOPHAMs,
1921 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.


Bargains, watches and Jewelry, Frank, 457
Pa ave.
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The TRIPS OF W. W. CorcOran TO Marshall Hall.
on Friday and saturday, and W. W. Corcoran and
Thompson on Sunday, are especially agreeable.
See advertisement in excursion column.
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Bay RIDGE. Bay R1DeE,
THE QUEEN RESORT OF THE CHESAPEAKE!
MODEL PLEASURE RESORT.
Tempered by soft zephyrs from over the Chesapeake
Fresh Foliage. Summer Scenes and the Boundless
A WEALTH OF ATTRACTIONS
Fishing. Grabbing.
Boating
Music by the Annapolis Naval Academy Band.
Magnificent Restaurant Superior Dinners.
New Pavilion. Gravity Railroad.
Forming world of pleasure and the Fairest Combina-
ton of Art and Nature
Fare for the round trip
No Change of Cars.
81. 81. 81. 81. 81.
Fast Trains, Splendid Coaches
81. 81. e1- 81 81
Week Days and Sundays
Attraction, Week August 1st-7th, inclusive:
FREDERICK n. INNES.
Greatest Living Trombonist.
THE HOTEL Is NOW READY FOR GUESTR
For schedule of trains see B. & o. advertisement
On and after Sunday. July "a meals at the restsu-
rant will be served on the American and European
plans. 81. Hotel American plan. Transient,
per day. with board SO; weekly, with board S12 to
$40. Special rates for month and longer.
je24-3m GEO. WEBB General Agent.
A CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL TRIP
The steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will during the
Island. i0r Colonial Beach, o0i''nS and 'k''''n
Fare one way rs cents
Round Trip 81.
State Rooms Round Trip so cents.
Returning leaving Blackiston Island at O. m. ar
m Of the Lake Fl Colonial Beach
Sunday nights on her way to Washington. jy26-1m
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ANSWER.
Drink AIKEN'S Iron Phosphate Food. On draught.
All Druggists.
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JOhmsOnsS Hotel and Restaurant,
Corner 18th and
Now first house below on E. Ladies Saloon at
tached 3
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Condensed Locals.

AlmOS Temple Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine, celebrated the Feast OF Dhu1
kaada Uhe month OF peace, at Mystic Shrine Hail.
Grand Army Building, last night. The attendance
was quite large
The young gentlemen of st. Matthew'S Institute
gave very successful excursion to Bay Ridge ON
Tuesday last, which was participated In by about
seven hundred persons. DIR. Chapelle and Father
berwick, OF st. Matthews, accompanied the excur-
sion. The Washington people were pleased to
meet at the Ridge two Catholic societies which
had come down from Baltimore, with whom was
Mgr. NcCOlgan.
Jno. I. Wood, mentioned in Wednesdays STAR
as having been overcome by heat and died at
Providence Hospital, IS not Mr.. Jno. T. Wood, the
West Washington grocer
To-day, In the Police Court, Buck Lattney was
an alley between 18th and 18th and T and
streets and falling to remove the same. He for
feited s. collateral
IL VIII be observed by the advertisement else
where that the CoroOran Gallery will be closed
during the month OF August.
l. Brodle, StOrekeeper at 1918 street north
ing, tell and struck on a showcase cutting one Of
his wrists severely. His wounds were dressed at
the Emergency Hospital
Walter Washington. a colored newsboy, twelve
thrown by another boy this morning ON the Ave
nue., near THE STAR office. An artery In his head
was divided and profuSe bleeding followed, satu-
rating his clothing. DR.. MckOne, OF the Emer-
gency Hospital, attended him, and he was after
ward removed to his home, Chute court, by the
police.
Cottages at Garrett Park for sale-Nee odyt
Those who leave the city during the summer can
time, at the rate OF 90 cents per month, and the
address changed as often as desired. s~ The
requisite amount Of money must in each case oc-
company the order.
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lightning RODS, electric work.
j. III. KUEHLING,
1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
THOSE suffering from OdOrous perspiratiOn con-
suit Nine Paynes adj under Professionals
SAVE eyesight, consult Hempler, ave., cor. AZ.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


The Weather.
Indications for the "a hours commencing ut 3 D. M
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland,
warmer, fair weather, winds generally southeriy.
WHAT will stop this thirst of miner
What will stop this thirst of mine?
What viii stop this thirst OF mine?
What viii stop this thirst of miner
What win stop this thirst OF mine?
What VIII stop this thirst of miner
What VIII stop this thirst of mine?
Drink AIKENs Iron Phosphate Food On draught.
All Druggists.
NEW PIANOS, sold for $40 monthly.
F. g. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
The TRIPS OF W. W. COrcOran TO Marshall Hall.
on Friday and saturday, and w W. Corcoran and
Thompson on sunday, are especially agreeable.
See advertisement in excursion column.
RKIsINGERs ice cream, ea5 st. NV.
SAFE LAND INVESTMENT.
Attention is Called TO the Prospectus Of the Lake
Side Land Co.
w. Miller, president. has the strongest in
dorSement possible 10 sagacfty, energy, ability,
and OF unexceptionable character and is Justly
entitled TO the confidence OF the business cOmmu-
nifty.
NEW ORGANS, sold for s. monthly.
+. q. SMITH, Lee225 Pa ave.
LIGHTSING.-Don't depend on old rusty iron rods,
as they will not carry safely ordinary charge Of
electricity, much less large charge.
DAISY SHAREHOLDERS, 81; GOA 9th ST. NV.
"wHY are the things that will not last so perish
fngly sweet?" This, however, will not apply to
Eastman's Aloha Perfume, whose delicacy and fra
GRANGE are only surpassed by It's lasting qualities.
PIANOS RENTED, 81 per month
F. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa. ava
To THE EsTHETIC AND FRIENDS OF PLASTIC ART
August i, at II NJ sharp, we viii sell, without
reserve or limit statuary, urns, vases, and baS-
reuefs, OF famous modern and antique sculpture,
In terra-cotta and plaster casts metalized.
WEEKS & Co.,
AuctiOneerS
Salesrooms No. 637 Louisiana avenue northwest.
SECONDHAND PIANOS, sold $ monthly.
+. g. SMITH, l225 Pa. ave.
FUssEILs 1CE-CREAM.
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT on pocket books,
card, letter. cigar, writing and dressing cases, and
all other fancy leather goods, to make room for
fall goods, al TOPHAM's,
1871 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
REPAIR WORK In plumbing and gas fitting. stove
and tin work promptly done by SHEDD Bro, 432
9th street northwest.
H.
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Alexandria Affairs.
RoDorted for The EVENING Srap


ALEXANDRIA AT THE ROANOKE CoNvENT1oN-The
ton at Roanoke WILL 1t is understood, be ruI al
are not present. The delegation will leave next
week by the Midland road, and be ready to par
ticpate in the organization OF the convention. The
delegation has already organized, with Leonard
Marbury as chairman and Julian W. Holt as sec
rotary. The other delegates are ChaS E. Stuart
s. G. Brent, j. B. SmOOt, Geo. o. Monroe Herbert
Snowden, F. A. Cox, r. w. Ballenger. The city
will be represented on the convention committees
by G. o. Monroe on credentials, j. w. Holt on per-
manent organization, and c. Z. Stuart on resOlu-
lions. City Chairman Marbury will be the Alex
andria member OF the State committee. The deie-
gates expect to be absent in Roanoke until Satur-
day.
THE HOUSE NUMBERING.-A few citizens have
selected more ornate numbers than those chosen
by the committee on streets and will pay higher
rates, but the neat figures adopted by the commit
tee at 25 cents each will be almost universally
used. 1t Is hoped that the numbering will be COM
pleted in time to have the letter carrier system
put in operation here by the LIST of September
NOTEs.-Mr. Jno II. Burroughs, late a city alder
man, died yesterday at his home, on Lee and Wolfe
streets. He came here from Charles County Md
after the late war and engaged in the grain and
commission business He has been sick for many
months and died in his seventy-flfth year.-The
mayor has fined Sam1 Bowling 81 for dis0rderly
cOnduct.-The receipts from fines has not been
large within the past few days, but IL Washington
sends gOOdly representation here Tomorrow as
usual, next week Will open with an increase OF re-
ceiptS from this source.
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Excursions.

Inc new steamer, Henry T.. BISHOP VIII leave
StephenScn'S wharf this evening at O'Clock for a
sail OF flrty miles down the Potomac and return
The Columbia Brewers Sick Relief Association
Will give an excursion 10 GlymOnL tomorrow. for
which point the Pilot Boy will leave at 8 80 a. M
and $3.50 p. m Boats viii stop at Alexandria.
Inc first annual excursion OF the Carpenters
and Joiners Assembly, No. 174S, Z. of L., Will be
steamer Mary Washington Will leave 9TH street
wharf AT $50 a NJ and $50 D. m.
The saturday evening excursions Of the Lady OF
the Lake are literally patroniZed, as they AFFORD
an opportunity OF visiting Piney Point, Norfolk.
Old Point comfort and ocean View, The boat
leaves at 5:30p.m.
The steamer George Leary will make a specfal
excursion tonight 10 Norfolk, Fort Monroe Viz
glnla Beach, Ocean View, PIney Point and Corn
heId Haroor She Will leave here at 5 80 pm. and
returns Monday morning at O'Clock.
ne steamer John W. Thompson will make a
trip 10 colonial Beach, Colton'S and BIackiston,S
Island, leaving here tonight at $50 O'Clock and
returning at 30 D. m. tomorrow.
Three trains Will leave the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad tomorrow for that delightful resort Bay
klase, VIZ; AZ 10 a. IN, 2 pm, and 8 p. m.
To those who desire to visit Great Falls and
Cabin Johns Bridge to- morrow tt NAV be said that
The steam Packet Excelsior Will leave from High
aud canal streets, georgetown, at am
IuSctrOra Irfbc, one OF the most ffOurtshtnp in
the order OF the Red Men, Will give an excur-
sion 70 Lower Cellar Point on Monday next IL
was expected 20 have the Arrowsmith and 10
make Colonial Beach the objective point but ow
Ing 10 the accident 10 that boat, tie Henry E
blshOD VIII take the eXcurSioniSts, leaving 7rh
SIrStt whdrf az = 80 a. ~ sharp. Tickets issued
o. IuScarOra Tribe Tor the ArrOwsm1th are good
on this trip.
The CorcOran Cadet Corps win give a MOON
nght excursion to Marshall Hall on Tuesday even
Ing next The steamer COrcOrau viii leave at e an
and return at IL 80 pm
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NEW PIANOS, sold for SO monthly.
F. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave,
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

FUNERALs.-Miss Dora V. Burrs died yesterday
afternoon, at the residence OF her father No. 1923
7 street, in the eighteenth year of her age The
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon, at
O'Clock, from Mt. Tabor M. P. church.-The
funeral OF w. F. Robertson, who died yesterday
afternoon, from brain fever, at his residence on
the Conduit road, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock, from Trinity (CathOlic)
church.
POLICE CAsEs-To-day in the Police Court Chas
Boss Bernard Collins and Anthony Molker, young
colOred men, were charged with disturbing the
quiet OF West Washington. The charge was
brought by an Old cOlored woman, who stated
that the boys were in the habit OF playing cards
and nisbehaving on her steps. The defendants
denied the charge, but the judge said he believed
the testimony or the old woman and fined them
s. each. Aaron Diggs, charged by Officer Shanks
with disOrderly conduct on the TenleytOwn road
forfeited s. collateral
HOME AGAIN.-Rev. DR.. Lindsay returned home
last night much improved by his sOjourn in Con-
necticut.
PERsONAL.-Miss Mary Hegarty. of this place.
has gone on an extended trip through Northern
Pennsylvania to visit relatives.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, "a; condition, 9;
receiving reservoir, temperature SO; condition at
north connection, 2; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature 81;
condition at 1n1uent gate house. 8; condition at
efluent gate house. SO. High tide in the river to-
day at 1855 a. m; low tide at IL :12 p m.
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Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
The most complete in all its appointments Of any
sort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River.
Splendid Music by the Naval Academy Band
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT.
JULY 25 1887,
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio r. R. Depot wash
ington week days. at g. 3 am, 40 pm, and 40 p.
Arrive at Bay Ridge 10 IA am, so pm. and 80
pm. Returning leave Bay Ridge :05 an, 2 p H.,
p.m.. and 900 pm Arrive at Washington 10 a.m-
3:1Op.m, g. Is pm and 10 30 p.m On Sundays, leave
Washington 10 am, pm, and 3 pm. Arrive
at Bay Ridge His am, 315 pm, and Ais
pm. Returning. leave Bay Ridge sos am. IL noon
m, and 9 pm. Arrive at Washington 10 :35 a.m-,
lilo pm, 8: l5 pm, and 10 80 pm.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
Tickets on sale at all B. o. ticket Offices in WASH
ineton. On Sunday tickets sold at b. D. Depot only.
See advertisement of Bay Ridge Company for special
attractions from time To ume
W. NJ CLEMENTS, c. K. LORD.
je21-3m Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent.
MARSHALL HALL!:,
STEAMER w. W. coRcoRAN
Thursday at 10 a. M. reaching Washington at
Leaves every Friday and Saturday at 10 m and 6:15
p M reaching washington at p. NJ and
Leaves every sSnS,y =, 1890 and "a fsO
srEI psEs TG S1as isrl IL Il Ta fsSsi
from wharf q Steamer ". ". Corcoran, reach.
Fare round-trip 25 centa
JOS. C. McKIBBIN.
jy1s-3m Marshall Hail. Nd.
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SAFE LAND INVESTMENT.
Attention is Called TO the Prospectus Of the Lake
Side Land Co.
F. W. Miller, president, has the strongest in
dorsement possible as 10 sagacty, energy, ability,
and OF uneXceptiOaable character, and IS justly
entitled TO the confidence OF the business cOmmu-
nifty.
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NEW ORGANS, sold for 8 monthly.
F. q. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave-
DAISY STAKEHOLDER, 81; Goa 9th st. NV.

LIGHTSNG.-Don't depend on old rusty iron rods
as they will not carry safely ordinary charge OF
electricity, much less large charge.
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An OIL stove Is q necessity and luxury for
every housekeeper during the summer. The best
and cheapest Is the well-known "Elorence." We
quote the following prices:
Handy Lamp, sc.
Lamp Stove, 75c.
Junior, No. 2. $1.7l
Junior, No. 8, sits.
Also, Extension Tops and ovens.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
SMITH & WARDwELI,
eos TO5 and 7O7 Market space.
S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye Whtskey, best In the world for the money.
Orders by mail MN,ERS 9th near ID 81 wxS
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FCSSEII'S 1CE-CREAM.

SECONDHAND PIANOS, sold s. monthly.
+, g. SMITH, l225 Pa. ava.
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SELLING Orr,
CLOSING OUT!
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST PRICE
BARGAINSi BARGAINS! BARGAINS !

BARGAINS! bAhdA1NS! BARGAINS
One thousand yards Crinkled Ginghams (cash value
1910 reduced to IN. New Style Lawns, 5. French
Lawns, Anest quality, worth %. reduced to Is.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Immense assortment Of Dress Goods in Plsids
Cheeks Stripes. and Fancy Styles: cash value 25 re-
duced to ID. Remnants Of Satines cash value 25 re-
duced to 10. Black Brocade Silk Grenadines: cash
value 81. reduced to so cents Fancy Silks cash value
SO, reduced to 37x. Black and colored Albstross.
elmer than nuns veiling) wide double width all pure
wool. 37H. Beautiful lawns, nearly one yard wide;
cash value 12]s reduced to 8.
Cash Customers who buy s5 or over will receive q
pair Of HANDSOME DAMASK TOWELS. worth Al.
$S 4 / k knf II ! f. e. k Esf ssss
SUoS ~ 4 I ZEE 3 + ssss
ty11 I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
u AIKEN's IRON PHOSPHATE FOOD.
ON DRAUGHT.
ALL DRUGGISTS. It.
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SAFE LAND INVESTMENT

REIsINGER's ice cream, o35 G st. NV.
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NOLONIAL BEACH,
~ POPULAR WATERING PLACE
AND ENTIrRSInN DESnpr

The swift palace steamer L. V. ARROwsMlTH ex.
pressy htted for the service will make regular daily
ulJs 70 the Beach except ON Saturdays) and
SUNDAY, JUNE26 Leaves eth street ferry wharf al
40 a. m hours at the beach, and home at o 80
steamer aud at hotel. -
Fare. round trip. 30 cts children, 25 cts jel5-2m
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"WHY are the things that will not last so perish
fngly sweet?" This, however, viii not apply to
EaStman'S Aloha Perfume, whose delicacy and fra
GRANGE only surpassed by its lasting qualities
PIANOS RENTED, "a per month.
F. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-30

THE hens they do cackle
The ROSTERS they do crow.
Inc law tries 10 stopit
But 1T cawnt do ii, you know
II. G. L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-30

To THE EsTHETIC AND FRIENDS OF PLASTIC ART
August i, at II m. sharp, we viii sell, without
reserve or limit, Statuary, urns, vases and baS-
renefs, OF famous mOderR and antique sculpture,
In terra-cotta and plaster casts metalized.
WEEKS & Co.,
AuctiOneerS,
Salesrooms No. 637 Louisiana avenue northwest